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Stories in Longevity that you’ll love, handpicked by our team.
Life Forced Me into a Tailspin so I Changed Directions
The new me is a little overweight, maybe 10–15 pounds, but still sexy as hell. My hair color is varied; according to the box the base color is Beeline Honey, but a stylist added light blond and auburn highlights. At one time, they blended beautifully. Then the grey roots grew exposing a skunk line down the middle of my head. I covered that with some anti-grey wash-in dye my husband used and learned "Just For Men" means not for women. It didn't turn out like I planned so now there are patches yes, patches of brown splattered around as if I recently finished a game of paintball.
Brenda MahlerPublished 10 months ago in Longevity
Could Chopin Be the Most Famous Person With Cystic Fibrosis?
The urge to cough was strong. Stronger still was the need to finish. Back rigidly straight, Fryderyk Chopin's fingers danced. Just a little more. Nearly there. The melody took over. Lost in the soothing sounds, Chopin blocked out his bodily needs.
Sandi ParsonsPublished 10 months ago in LongevityI Thought Yoga Was a New Age Fad for "Spiritual" People
Doing yoga seems like you're joining a trendy cult but it's not. Here's how all that downward dog was worth it for someone who was a skeptic in the beginning.
Katharine ChanPublished 11 months ago in Longevity
This Is What Happens to Your Body When You Drink Diet Soda
Sugar-free and with minimal calories, diet soft drinks were meant to be a healthy substitute for the real thing. Introduced in the 1950s, they didn’t get popular until Tab debuted in 1963.
Jennifer GeerPublished 12 months ago in Longevity
Seven ways to rest
We get all tired and weary. And sometimes sleep – essential though it is – just isn’t enough to bring us back to ourselves. We’ve all been carrying an especially heavy load over the past two years. So it’s time to recognise that tiredness comes in many shapes and forms, and that the recovery for each might be slightly different.
Sheryl GarrattPublished 12 months ago in Longevity
So You Want to Be a Runner: A Beginner’s Guide to Running
I’ll never forget my first real run. It was in high school gym class. We had to run around a track for 10 minutes. It had been years since I’d played a good game of tag or had run very far at all. And when I ran around that track that day, my breathing was ragged, my chest burned, and my legs felt like lead.
Jennifer GeerPublished 12 months ago in LongevityTo the woman that got verbally abusive to me at the hospital
I used to believe I could be the good in the world, and I thought that I could make a difference in people’s lives. As I was being verbally attacked by another woman waiting in line for the hospital triage just for having no carer to look after my children as I was in need of desperate medical attention.
Angelina RaisaPublished about a year ago in Longevity
How Rainbow Fluorite can Bring Order to a Chaotic Mind
The beautiful healing of Rainbow Fluorite and its extensive range of colors have multiple talents! Bringing order to a chaotic mind and allowing ideas of a once muddle mind to fruition, Rainbow Fluorite, with its calming energy, is a crystal that packs a punch. In addition, it cleanses, stabilizes, and protects the aura and improves physical and mental coordination.
The Empire HeyokaPublished about a year ago in Longevity- Supported By: Lull
Introducing Restlessness Worst Nightmare: The Lull Luxe Hybrid Mattress
As a new parent, I have quickly learned the value of sleep. I am now a mother of a precious 8-month old baby girl and the past eight months have been amazing, challenging, and life-changing! I cannot lie, those first few months were a complete blur, but now that our sweet baby girl has been sleeping through the night, we’ve been able to gain back some of those lost hours and we are so very happy about that. We are even more thrilled, because not only have our stretches of sleep increased, but we’ve also seen an improvement in the quality of our sleep. I knew that my sleep wouldn’t be my top priority when my baby came, so I wanted to make sure that when I was lucky enough to be getting some sleep, I was getting the best sleep possible. Since making the switch, my husband and I have both been noticeably sleeping so much better! This is all thanks to our new mattress: The Lull Luxe Hybrid!
Meredith TollesonPublished about a year ago in Longevity 
Teaching Yoga Saved Me During the Pandemic
I got through the pandemic by teaching yoga. When it felt like the world was falling apart around me, my mat and breath anchored me in a way that nobody else could.
Adult Hobbies are Hard
I've been out of school for nearly 5 years. Since then, I spend the majority of my time working, sleeping, cleaning, eating, and drinking. I watch TV (and way too much TikTok), I play with my dog, I play some video games, and pre-Covid I went out a lot.
Shelby LarsenPublished about a year ago in Longevity- Supported By: Lull
A Gen Z’ers Guide to Maximizing Your “Me” Time
In this fast-paced world that never seems to slow down, it’s easy to get overstimulated with the never ending amounts of social media content to consume, the influx of notifications and texts, and the mile long to-do lists. Rest usually gets shoved to the bottom of the pile of priorities, even though it’s crucial for survival. You can’t pour from an empty cup, so start making your self-care time a priority to feel well-rested and recharged! My ultimate must-have for self-care and rest is my Lull Luxe Hybrid Mattress. Here are 3 of my favorite ways to relax on my Lull bed:
Kamryn LawPublished about a year ago in Longevity
